In this episode, we dive deep into the art of conquering procrastination. Discover innovative strategies designed to propel you from stagnation to action. Learn how the “Five-Minute Rule” can jump-start your productivity, why tackling your “worst-first” sets the tone for success, and how gamifying your goals turns tedious tasks into thrilling challenges. We’ll guide you through creating “Procrastination Nukes” to obliterate distractions, setting micro-goals for manageable progress, and building momentum with a “done list.” Unlock the power of accountability partners, transform your approach to tasks, embrace productivity, and say goodbye to procrastination once and for all.
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Featured Guest:	Michael LeJeune	Company:	Partner, RSM Federal
Email:	mlejeune@rsmfederal.com	Phone:	(636)-577-5005

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In this episode, I interviewed Matt Corzine from GSA National about the intricacies of the Service Contract Act (SCA) and the Davis-Bacon Act, two pivotal pieces of legislation that impact government contracting. Matt demystifies these regulations, shedding light on their significance, the recent changes, and their implications for contractors. Learn about the nuances of compliance, the crucial differences between SCA and Davis-Bacon, and how they affect various aspects of contracting, from wages to benefits. Whether you’re a newcomer to government contracting or seeking to refine your understanding, this episode offers essential insights into ensuring compliance and navigating the potential pitfalls in this complex field. Join us to unravel the layers of SCA and Davis-Bacon, ensuring your government contracting business stays informed, compliant, and ahead of the curve.

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Featured Guest:	Matt Corzine	Company:	President, GSA National
Email:	mcorzine@gsanational.com

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In this episode, I introduce our innovative group coaching model, Federal Access Advisor, for government contractors. Our flagship service is designed to simplify the journey toward securing federal contracts by concentrating on our unique three-phase growth strategy. With over 200 strategy guides, 150 training videos, and live weekly inner circle sessions, we provide an unmatched resource pool. This approach emphasizes foundational readiness, strategic marketing, and effective execution through seven detailed pillars, ensuring clients quickly move from preparation to action. Discover how Federal Access Advisor not only offers affordability and accessibility but also fosters a collaborative, non-competitive community, enhancing your potential for success in the competitive arena of federal contracting. Join us to accelerate your path to winning contracts with our comprehensive, continuous support system.
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Featured Guest:	Michael LeJeune	Company:	Partner, RSM Federal
Email:	mlejeune@rsmfederal.com	Phone:	(636)-577-5005

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I recently sat down with Shannon Edie, the Executive Director at the Native Hawaiian Organizations Association to discuss the NHOA and their annual conference. The mission of the NHOA is to protect, promote, and advance the preservation of federal contracting for Native Hawaiian Organizations (NHOs). The NHOA is at the forefront of advocating for the rights, culture, and economic prosperity of NHOs. We discuss the vital work of the NHOA, its foundational goals, and the significant strides it has made in empowering NHOs. Get an insider’s look into the NHOA’s annual conference, an event that not only celebrates Hawaiian heritage but also fosters discussions on sustainability, community development, and cultural preservation. This episode is a journey into the heart of Hawaiian advocacy, exploring how the NHOA shapes policies, champions cultural heritage, and builds pathways for future generations.

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Featured Guest:	Shannon Edie	Company:	Executive Director, NHOA
Email:	shannon@nhoassociation.org

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Dive into the essentials of managing remote teams in this engaging episode. We begin by redefining success, emphasizing results over time spent, and focusing on sales rather than call counts and hours. Next, we outline clear expectations for remote work: a professional workspace, arrangements for distractions during client meetings, and maintaining availability during business hours. Our discussion then shifts to building team connections in a virtual environment through regular meetings, encouraging phone or video calls over text-based communication, and hosting virtual social events like book clubs or movie nights. Additionally, we explore the impact of thoughtful gifts, such as quality company swag, to strengthen team bonds. Lastly, we stress the importance of trust in remote teams, including hiring the right people, trusting established metrics, and making tough personnel decisions when necessary. Tune in for actionable insights on fostering a productive and connected remote workforce.
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Featured Guest:	Michael LeJeune	Company:	Partner, RSM Federal
Email:	mlejeune@rsmfederal.com	Phone:	(636)-577-5005

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